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Isao Takahata 30786 vote Mary Steenburgen Country: Japan reviews: Deep into a swaying and lush bamboo forest, Okina, an elderly farmer, stumbles upon a mysteriously glowing bamboo stalk, that from within, a minuscule fairy-like creature enfolded in a royal robe sprouts before his amazed eyes. Without delay, the ageing man rushes to his wife, Ona, only to witness, much to their surprise, the tiny nymph transform into a baby. In the end, as the infant grows exponentially into a fine girl, the humble couple will take her to the capital, Kyoto, to make her an aristocratic and well-mannered lady worthy of Japan's most powerful suitors. But is this Princess Kaguya's fate? &ref(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTcwODI0MzEwOF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNjkyNTEwMTE@._V1_UX182_CR0,0,182,268_AL_.jpg)
I've been wanting to watch this movie for so long. I checked to see if it was on youtube like a month ago and it wasn't, but here it is now?. It's been 3 years and I still cry every time I hear this song. This is so powerful... Kaguyahime no monogatari Watch movie database. Although I have seen a lot of movies from all genres I never felt the desire to write a review until today. This movie brought that side of me it seems.

The Tale of the Princess Kaguya has a simple fairy tail story with a slow-paced beginning and maybe that is why some people may find it boring, but, it's true essence lays in the powerful messages that are delivered throughout. The movie deals with problems that human kind has always confronted with such as the true meaning of life which may differ from person to person, the absurd and obtuse way the men treated their wives and daughters for centuries and death and how it affects the loved ones. But the one that I really appreciated is that we should enjoy every second of this mortal life, no matter if it is good or bad, the important thing is that we feel something; without bad things we will not be able to appreciate and enjoy the good ones at its true value. The soundtrack is really incredible and it gets better and better until the very end, making the movie experience so much enjoyable and is very fitting with the situations that the characters are getting through or with the places they are in. As a big fan of movies that makes you think, those being my favorite kind, I believe this movie is a masterpiece that gets you into the meditating state and makes your mind fly away.

Oml I friggin lived this movie! Tbh I actually have the DVD I just love the movie so much! I watched about 20 times already! No kidding. You should review more ghibli movies or anime in general. I'd love to know what you've thought about Princess Mononoke or Spirited Away. Kaguyahime no monogatari Watch movie page imdb. Tumblr Log in Sign up. Isao Takahata has long been overshadowed by longtime colleague and Studio Ghibli cofounder Hayao Miyazaki. The younger man (Takahata is 78, Miyazaki 72) has had more and bigger hits, including his latest, the World War II-themed “Kaze Tachinu (The Wind Rises), ” while Takahata’s last feature animation, the 1999 family comedy “Hohokekyo Tonari no Yamada-kun (My Neighbors the Yamadas), ” was a rare Ghibli box-office disappointment. And yet Takahata is every bit the anime master that Miyazaki has been widely proclaimed to be, if one with a different style and concerns. His Ghilbi films tend to be more realistic than Miyazaki’s, beginning with 1988’s “Hotaru no Haka (Grave of the Fireflies), ” an unsparing drama about children struggling to survive in the destruction and chaos that enveloped Japan toward the end of WWII. It is the most emotionally devastating Japanese film I have ever seen, while being free of the cloying sentimentality that is a prerequisite for commercial tearjerkers here. So Takahata’s latest and quite possibly last film, “Kaguya-hime no Monogatari (The Tale of Princess Kaguya), ” might seem to be a departure, since it is based on the oldest-known Japanese folk tale, which dates to the 10th century. Also, its gestation, eight years by the count of producer Yoshiaki Nishimura, was long even by Ghilbi’s relaxed standards, with Takahata’s reluctance to commit being one factor, production delays another. But far from an uncomfortable fit or a labored effort, “Princess Kaguya” has the feel of a true Takahata film, from its unshrinking emotional fidelity to its sudden, exhilarating leaps into fantasy. Kaguya-hime no Monogatari (The Tale of Princess Kaguya) Rating 4. 5 out of 5 out of 5 Director Isao Takahata Run Time 137 minutes Language Japanese Opens Opens Nov. 23, 2013 The animation, with its combination of bold, dynamic strokes and delicate, lightly brushed colors, may initially look underdone compared with other Ghibli productions, with their lush backdrops and fine detailing, but as the story progressed, I found this more impressionistic style somehow suggestive of the story’s origin in the most ancient of tales ? and our common desires, fears and dreams. That tale is known to every Japanese, if not to the outside world, though its motifs are also found in Western fairy tales (“Thumbelina, ” “King Thrushbeard”). It begins with an old bamboo cutter, Okina (voiced by Takeo Chii), happening upon a strangely glowing bamboo in the forest and finding inside a tiny, perfectly formed girl (Aki Asakura). He takes her, cradled in his palms, to his wife Ouna (Nobuko Miyamoto), but the little creature soon morphs into a baby that the flummoxed couple decides to raise. The strangeness continues as the baby grows far faster than normal (in one brilliant, spooky sequence she quickly progresses from flailing limbs to a hesitant first step), while taking a laughing delight in the world around her. Okina finds more treasures in the bamboo, including gold nuggets and kimono meant for a princess ? that is, for his pretty adopted daughter, who is called Takenoko (Bamboo), and is obviously destined for bigger and better things. Takenoko, however, is happy with the humble places and common people she knows, especially the leader of the neighborhood kids, the rugged, pure-hearted Sutemaru (Kengo Kora). Instead, her newly rich parents install her in a mansion, surround her with servants and have her trained in the ways of the aristocracy, from playing the koto to painting her teeth black. (The former she masters, the latter she indignantly rejects). This beautiful, accomplished, fully grown girl, now called Kaguya-hime (Princess Kaguya), attracts five well-born, ridiculously self-important suitors, but she rejects them all, even when they make seemingly miraculous efforts to meet her absurd demands. Finally the emperor, who is young, handsome and the most arrogant of all, tries to win her hand, but she spurns him as well ? and reveals that she is from the moon and must soon return to the land of her birth. This is all pretty much from the folk tale, which raises the question of what, beyond their way of telling it, Takahata and his collaborators have brought to it. The film’s tag line, “A princess’ crime and punishment, ” offers a clue, while Takahata himself has said he wanted to explore what “crime” Princess Kaguya might have committed, since the original story is silent on that point. His exploration, though, has little to do with plot, everything to do with his heroine’s emotional and spiritual journey ? and the way it ends. Not to enter spoiler territory, but the climax is a haunting, wrenching evocation of mono no aware ? or as it is literally translated, the pathos of things. The basis of Japanese aesthetics since time immemorial, mono no aware is hard to define, but “The Tale of Princess Kaguya” brilliantly illuminates it with images of life at its transient loveliest, of parting in its terrible finality. There is a deep wisdom in this film, but a deep sadness too. If it is Takahata’s farewell, it’s one that will have a long echo, just like his 1, 000-year-old source. Fun fact: Hayao Miyazaki collaborator Joe Hisaishi supplied the soundtrack, his first-ever for a Takahata film. The theme song, “Inochi no Kioku (Memory of Life), ” is sung by Kazumi Nikaido.
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Can you sing it in English please. 風立ちぬ最高！！. Its English dubbed only? I desire to watch with Japanese for Ghibli movies?? I should have bought with Japanese account... #Kaguyahimeno in spanish. Please Kaguyahime no… Kaguyahime no monogatari ver Online Where K.a&gu"yahi"me ~no mon*o"gatari [Putlocker-HD] Watch! Kaguyahime no Movie Online Full and Free [2018.